Patriot pc-5300 LLK

[Vizion]

woulda you say that if the PCB layout is the same and you got it form the same place(newegg) at around the same time, it should eb safe to assume the ICs are the same?

Yes, I pretty much say so. Probably same batch. Make sure the heatspreaders are in good contact before overclock(apply more ram voltage). Overheating can kill a chip permanently.

[NJDevilsFan21]

i ordered mine august 18th.

my subtimings are anywhere form 4-20-10-10-10-10 to 4-35-10-12-10-12. It seems that timings 4-4-4-4 are much more stable than 4-4-3-4. right now i can do 4-4-4-4-4-20-10-10-10-10 442mhz 2.3v That sits me @ 3.88ghz

442mhz @ 2.3V?

(I'm just confusing because looking at your sig it says 970mhz)

I run 437.5mhz @ 2.0V 4-4-4-10 (everything else Auto, don't know what to set anything else at)

[menlatin]

442mhz @ 2.3V?

(I'm just confusing because looking at your sig it says 970mhz)

I run 437.5mhz @ 2.0V 4-4-4-10 (everything else Auto, don't know what to set anything else at)

442? why did i put that.... hmm. anyways, its 485mhz 4-4-4-4-4-20-10-10-10-10 2.3v.

I'm assuming mine are micron considering how well they clock and like voltage.

[NJDevilsFan21]

Well I went for 1000Mhz, and failed for now. Right now with my E6600 running at 400x8 (on DS3), it is either 800Mhz or 1000Mhz on the RAM, and I really want that 1000Mhz!

Even though I can almost hit 900Mhz 4-4-4-10 @ 2.0V, bumping these up to 2.2V 5-5-5-15 still results in Memtest86 errors at 1000Mhz

Not going any higher then 2.2 either unless I get some active cooling setup for the ram. Might ghetto a 80mm fan onto the ram and then try 2.3V

[Vizion]

Well I went for 1000Mhz, and failed for now. Right now with my E6600 running at 400x8 (on DS3), it is either 800Mhz or 1000Mhz on the RAM, and I really want that 1000Mhz!

Even though I can almost hit 900Mhz 4-4-4-10 @ 2.0V, bumping these up to 2.2V 5-5-5-15 still results in Memtest86 errors at 1000Mhz

Not going any higher then 2.2 either unless I get some active cooling setup for the ram. Might ghetto a 80mm fan onto the ram and then try 2.3V

Once you put a small fan on them, 2.3V is ok. I wouldn't go any higher than that. My ram is currently doing 1000Mhz with 4-4-3-8 timing because it's D9GMH. Good stuffs.

[barzi]

My ram is doing 1000mhz on 4-4-4-10 on 2.15v, but i think i will get more out of that 2.15v :d.. i will posthere soon

[Vizion]

My ram is doing 1000mhz on 4-4-4-10 on 2.15v, but i think i will get more out of that 2.15v :d.. i will posthere soon

Now that is sick. Is it stable under prime or orthos? What is its stock rated speed?

[thedguy]

Would the ram you gusy be using happen to be this ram?
PDC22G5300LLK

I can't get my DS3/e6300 with this ram to go past 380. I've changed everything but the chip. Irritating the crap out of me.

[barzi]

Now that is sick. Is it stable under prime or orthos? What is its stock rated speed?

it's 12 minutes orthons stable + in windows full stable, i use it for 24/7 :

[Vizion]

it's 12 minutes orthons stable + in windows full stable, i use it for 24/7 :

I think you have the D9GKx, not just D9GMH(like mine)

Would the ram you gusy be using happen to be this ram?
PDC22G5300LLK

I can't get my DS3/e6300 with this ram to go past 380. I've changed everything but the chip. Irritating the crap out of me.

These rams are now shipped with Elpida chips so they're no good. Early batch was D9Gxx. Now we have to move to 6400 serires to get D9GMH.

[barzi]

[QUOTE=Vizion]I think you have the D9GKx, not just D9GMH(like mine)[QUOTE]

I don't know. Because i don't know how to remove the heatspreader for my mem. I wanted to check it, but i can't..

[clon22]

wow!...
powerful!!!

[Vizion]

[QUOTE=barzi][QUOTE=Vizion]I think you have the D9GKx, not just D9GMH(like mine)

I don't know. Because i don't know how to remove the heatspreader for my mem. I wanted to check it, but i can't..

No need to check...you know you got some excellent chips under the hood.

[kiwi]

I have a new pair of these but oc not very good
800Mhz 5-5-5-12 completely stable at 2.1V
900Mhz single 32M instance 2.1-2.2V

Anything above 2.2V = no boot or errors

They cant do 800 4-4-4 :/

[Vizion]

I have a new pair of these but oc not very good
800Mhz 5-5-5-12 completely stable at 2.1V
900Mhz single 32M instance 2.1-2.2V

Anything above 2.2V = no boot or errors

They cant do 800 4-4-4 :/

Yeah, you have Elpida chips. These ram stops carrying D9 chips now. I know 6400 ones carry D9 chips.

[barzi]

Damnn i have luck then ..

[Gam3Ra]

no, the 6400 chips are not micron.
I have 6400LL and they are Elpida.

max CL4
940mhz 4-4-4-12 2.3V

max CL5 (and max for the memory)
1050 5-5-5-15 2.35V

I tried 5-6-6-18 2.5V, but don't want to boot higher than 1050 - Elpida!
I've run the memory 24/7 at 900 4-4-4-4 2.2V
They are good for CL4 and I like them (sync with P5B-D E6400 - 3.6ghz), but I thing they are FATB. when I bought them..

This here in this thread are veeeery good

[barzi]

I bought my pair(2x 1gb) from ebay, with my e6600. It was very cheap(not that cheap) because memory in holland was/is very expensive. In holland it is like 280 euro voor g.skill HZ, that's the cheapes mem with D9 chips. In USA you can buy D9 chips(crucial ballistix) form like 235$, that like ~200 euros!!

I bougt my mem + e6600 for 420 dollars, so it's very cheap(atleast for me).
e6600 in holland is ~300 euro. So if i bought it in store it was 300+280=580 .
And my package from ebay was new, everything was sealed .

[NJDevilsFan21]

I am very close to ripping off a heat spreader and finding out exactly what I have on 5300 LLKs! Is it easy to put back on once you take it off?

I still want that 1000Mhz with my E6600 at 3.2Ghz!

I mean 4-4-4-x 875Mhz 2.0V... I MUST be able to do 1000Mhz, maybe it's my DS3. I might just go try 2.3V and see if it passes some Memtest tests for like 5-10 minutes. But I don't want to take a chance, because I don't know if 2.3V is safe with non-micron based ram.

[Jodiuh]

Let's confuse everyone!!

Black PCB...Elpida chips


I don't have a pic of my green PCB, but they were D9GCT's. The Elpida chips did 4.4.4.12 @ 800 w/ 2.1V. The Micron's couldn't hit those timings @ 800 w/ any V...go figure.

Screw it, I have some Crucial 10th in there now.

[barzi]

Let's confuse everyone!!

Black PCB...Elpida chips


I don't have a pic of my green PCB, but they were D9GCT's. The Elpida chips did 4.4.4.12 @ 800 w/ 2.1V. The Micron's couldn't hit those timings @ 800 w/ any V...go figure.

Screw it, I have some Crucial 10th in there now.

I have green PCB. But i really want to get my heatspreader off, i want to know what chips i have.
I want to mod my p5b deluxe, but if it's not D9 chips, it has not needed..

So if someone has removed there heatspreaders(black one), can that one make a guide or something?

[xlink]

if you have the green PCB and can hit DDR2-800 with 4-4-4-X w/ under 1.9V it is safe to assume that you have micron D9.

FYI removing heatspreaders permanently invalidates any warranties you might have.

[barzi]

I think i have luck:

400mhz 4-4-3-4 1.85v(orthos stable, 20 min then i stopped, and windows stable):
http://i11.tinypic.com/4gxijck.png

430mhz 4-4-4-4 1.85v (i haven't test orthos, no time for it. Maybe later ):
http://i12.tinypic.com/2wp4k8n.png

Didn't use [img] tags because images are huge :P..

[Gam3Ra]

Nice! Well, green PCB are micron... Mine is black

[thedguy]

These rams are now shipped with Elpida chips so they're no good. Early batch was D9Gxx. Now we have to move to 6400 serires to get D9GMH.

I bought mine back in early September. I just got the opportunity to test them with another chip...Easily hit 450mhz FSBs. I don't really know enough about timings to play with them (but I did notice my DS3 set them at 6-6-6-6-18 I think).